Oh you guys are making me home sick watching this. I now live in the USA after living in rural Hampshire near Basingstoke. I could almost smell the countryside and imagine walking those country lanes. Don't forget to show us the village pub. Great video, looking forward to some more of that great countryside.

Great video guys! Look forward to seeing more of the English countryside.

It's a very beautiful countryside full of greenery!It was a great relaxing video!

The horse and rider and those narrow country roads are quintessentially British...lovely! Lovely video...just goes to show you that beauty is right on your doorstep...no need to travel thousands of miles. Looking forward to the next installment...take care...keep smiling 😉

Love the walk. Thanks for taking us along! Looking forward to our next outing! Staying safe and well.

I would kill for an allotment in Brooklyn! The wildlife description’s pretty on point for NY upstate, plus some coyotes, black bears, raccoons, skunks, etc, bramble, nettle, poison oak, poison ivy too. Nettle soup’s a revenge! That hole might be a badger... or a fox. I absolutely love the English countryside when rapeseed turns it all yellow. The deer: “It’s not often you see vloggers out in the English countryside, especially in the daytime.”

I live in a beautiful part of Canada, and I wouldn't want to live anywhere else, but my second choice is North Yorkshire. Something about the place keeps calling me back. Maybe if I come into lots of money I could have a little place there as well. We get lots of animals here. Our deer are small black tailed ones, and they come into the yard and eat grass and plants, which I don't mind. You've got to be watchful while driving though. If one comes across the street in front of you, there are always a couple more following. This time of year, bears are waking up, and although they don't usually attack people, I like to stay away from the forests just in case. We also have cougars (mountain lions) to be aware of. Love your channel. Thanks for doing it!

Thank You for your video. Beautiful! Thanks for checking in on us and reminding us to take care of our mental health. For the past week it has been rough. Just ready to get back to normal, I have decided to read scripture every day and making sure to count my blessings. Thanks Again!

@dwhetsel695

4 жыл бұрын

Diana great choice! He is still in control. Psalm 91

Love it!! Thanks Guys!!

Fox and Kingfisher, lots of birds singing really loudly now lovely x

I love using Calm and Yoga with Adriene

@user-or7ol4my2x

3 жыл бұрын

Your country is beautiful

Love your Vlogs! Working hard on building up my own channel in Alaska and watching yours is just so inspiring. Thanks!

Sweet couple. Beautiful countryside. Stay blessed.

The green fields of England 😍

Enjoyed this video so much! The countryside is gorgeous!

Thank you for showing your little "backyard". Always nice to know what your "normal" home environment is, when you're not travelling. I saw your collab with the Delightful Travellers and decided to check you out again. Watched you before, when you were in PH but then you fell off my radar. Keep smiling, stay safe & positive! - greets from quarantined 🇵🇭! 💕🍻

The glorious English countryside, so lovely. After living in the desert for 17 yrs, I recently moved to mountains of western North Carolina. Hanging dog poo trees are indigenous to this area too ;-)

OMG this looks Amazing. Looking forward to visiting soon😊

Loved it. More please. The great thing about the British countryside in Spring and Summer is how much changes.

Can you actually go into the town next time? My bucket list includes getting to the UK one day... I think it's fascinating.

😂The dog poo bag struggle is real 😂We couldn't believe it when we moved here that people would go to the effort to pick up and put dog poo in a bag, but then either put it in a tree or leave it on the ground! With the amount of rain we get here, it would wash away if you just left it out of the bag 😂 Man, NETTLE IS THE WORST. Hahaha it's so much worse than what you got in this video! We get snakes and spiders in Australia, but nettle is what everyone should be worried out. Had no idea about dock leaves being a cure though! We love Somerset and can't wait to get out and about exploring again. We try and go for a walk in the sun every day to help our mental state, and Malika also does yoga. Just got to get by day to day 😊

@ajs41

4 жыл бұрын

The writer Theodore Dalrymple talks about this sort of thing quite a lot. For instance people will go the trouble of putting rubbish into a plastic bottle and then throw the bottle out of their vehicle, as if they've done something good by putting the rubbish into one container.

The girls n I loved this one! Your “backyard” is like a magical fairy forest & we want to go there! Emma, I also love yoga with Adriene! I’ve been doing yoga twice a week and feel amazing. She’s the best! Hugs from your CA family! 😘

It’s beautiful!

Nice to see you out and about, enjoyed the video look forward to seeing more of your local area. We have been taking longer walks in our area and seen some great nature Great Spotted Woodpecker, Barn Owl and a fox. The Bedfordshire countryside is keeping us sane.

Another fabulously simple and very very easy going Video, and biopic of what is around you, which, will open people eyes to the U.k. for sure, and make them aware of what is always around them too, Well done guys . . . . the other thing is, this video will also highlight Mental health awareness, especially on lockdown, as this shows, a real good calming laid back stroll into Wonderful . . . . . keeps us all grounded(no pun intended) lol, but i am sure others will also tell you, how calming this has been, fabulous job well done you two. Stay safe, keep smiling!!!! Chris.

Hey Alex and Emma, I think the holes are fox holes. We have them too. :-) And the purple bells are forest hyacinths (That what we call it. They bloom in this time of year. ) For mental health I do bike tours in our park nearby and just the calm and silence in the remote parts is very much helping. In this park there are no deer and maybe only 1 or 2 foxes but we do have swans, 3 types of geese and a pleiade of duck species and if you are very lucky you can spot kingfishers . There are wild rabbits and red squirles and many many rose-ringed parakeets. Can't wait to show them to you both one day :-)

Thanks Travel Beans, Loved the Vlog! Definitely cheered me up! Keep doing what you're doing! So refreshing to see how well you two are getting on! Fighting through the quarantine in So. California.😊✌️

Thanks for helping me get through a difficult period

Two thumbs up.......Great to see the lovely nature......Makes you feel better....Look forward to the next one....Cheers from Canada.

Beautiful place

I live in Northeast Arkansas and our state is called the natural state. It's actually a beautiful state. Lots of rivers, lakes and wildlife. We speak with a southern accent. Here is a small list of some of our wildlife. Mosquitos that I think are given steroids 😂 but seriously though. Barred owl and others too Deer of all kinds Bats Purple finches in winter Black bears Bobcats Foxes Rocky Mountain bull elk Pileated Woodpecker Mink American bald eagle Raccoons j These are some animals just to name a few. Sorry for the book lol. P.S. Google Eureka Springs especially pics during fall. One of my fav places to go. It's in northwest Arkansas. And only about an hour from Branson Missouri!! Air hugs from Arky!!

@dwhetsel695

4 жыл бұрын

Kimberly Moore and hawgs! Woooo pig sueyyy!😂 Hi from your neighbor to the east GB🍊!!!😁 -Knoxville, TN

Very exciting and informative while at it.

Thanks guys for the laughs

I loved seeing you in the countryside appreciating nature...it's good video! Please stay safe...

Wet, cold, but beautiful.

Great idea to do a video like this, really loved it, waiting for the next one🙃. Stay healthy and safe.

Good video very formal especially at the end. Stay safe my friends

Great video! Love the bluebells and all the nature. We are also really lucky to live a lush area. Much aloha! 🌈

Pls pls pls love to see you back in the Philippines

Beautiful video guys! We've definitely noticed more wildlife out since quarantine, and that's saying something, because we live near a greenbelt and there's always loads of deer, rabbits, heron, cranes, buzzards, owls, fish, frogs, snakes, armadillos, possums, and skunks around here. Those deer were awesome! You definitely don't usually see them during the middle of the day around here either. I love how they were looking at you like, "What are YOU doing out here?" haha Emma, Dominic says you should've grasped the stinging nettle just to get the full effect! 😜

Outstanding kids. Beautiful schemes . Countryside is Lovely. Be great to play Robinhood in

Lovely dreary English countryside......would love to visit someday.

Great video, couple! Hope you have a great day and stay safe as well. Sending good love from Trinidad and Tobago! 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹

Good tip for going through those metal gates. Either use a big leaf or use a stick to lift the latch. Great filming or our lovely countryside.

Emma and Alex, good to know that your subscribers are increasing exponentially day by day. Kudos to you. Please keep making good videos as you’ve been doing and make at least 2 videos a week if possible.

I continued to work because I work inside a Starbucks, inside a grocery store. ❤

👍 Grt. Video , you two are really jolly and that makes the video more interesting to watch. I especially liked your tips on mental health yoga and meditation. Keep more videos coming.

Loved this video, nice to see some hills from flat old Norfolk. Also, “it’s a slight tingle but not that bad” - fnar 🤭

Quarantine has 1 r....all good love your vids!

On my local abandoned railway track on the Isle Of Wight, I got within 10 feet of a pair of Jay birds. That is really unsual, because Jay's are normally stell well away from humans.

Love hanging out with you two ❤️

Loved the walk around, more would be great. Coming from Australia each time I see someone walking in places like you were my first thought is about snakes.

Depending where you are in UK the sun shines approx quarter to half of all hours available (Cumbria vs Kent). Sometimes it feels endlessly cloudy but in fact it rarely is. Last 2 months have indeed bene amazing sunny - maybe 90% + sunshine here in England northwest coast . Like california

We have been given the time to slow down and notice the world around us. This week a fox has visited my garden early evening.

Enjoyed the walk about. Carbs are getting us through isolation and not travelling lol maybe not the best but having time to bake things you never have time to bake has been fun-Shawna🍁

As for allotments, they may be rented from the council but there is a hierarchy within the people who have them. It makes the infighting within academia look tame! Or so I am told by those who have tried allotments and then been excluded/bullied to leave. Fun in Suffolk :). Meanwhile I saw nuthatches today whilst sitting in the lockdown garden :)

Grey & Green - classic combo 😂

Thanks so much guys for the video. It was nice and calming. I really look forward to your vlogs. I'm employed at a law firm and it's pretty stressful, so your vlogs help. Live in Pennsylvania USA, but work in New Jersey were law firms are considered essential! 😜 Alex, we have a bewick wren that decided to make a nest in my rose bush planter. She's sitting on 4 eggs! Can't wait to see the babies soon! Emma, I've been trying my hand at yoga myself. Keep up the great work guys!

I've noticed that since the lockdown, the wildlife just seems that much braver towards humans. Also, I remember something from years ago that if stinging nettles are flowering, they don't sting....although that might be something I dreamt.

Lovely look around your country side. It's always great to see where other people live and what their favourite interesting spots are. Thanks! - Eric in Illinois, USA

@TravelBeans

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Eric!! 🙏

The quarantine = the best time of my life!

Washington State- Nettles, blackberry “brambles”, devils club, bears, mountain lions (the most terrifying because they’re silent stalkers and hide in the brush), poison oak, poison ivy and Sasquatch 😹😹 I guess those are all that come to mind lol! I know you were joking about this video being eeked out, but I really enjoyed it! 😊

Love your vlogs! You guys are so funny! Maybe you should do a foraging episode 😌🇬🇧

Ahhh the well known black bag tree 😂 I know it well 👍 stay safe everyone 🙏 P.s I'm a new British KZreadr 😊👍

Great video. We miss home so much. Being in nz kinda feels like home sometimes :)

In Australia we have adorable wombats in our burrows

Stay safe guys.

Emma! I used to have a Calm subscription, and I still occasionally do Yoga with Adriene! Glad to hear you’re feeling good. This video really made me miss the UK, especially the parks in London. St. James was my favorite. Coming up on two years since my trip. 😭

Lovley to see you both 😊 .. beautiful area you live in 🥰 we have allotments areas over here too ( see plenty owners busy don’t blame them probably a bit of me time ) which is very understandable under the circumstances. We had beautiful weather last week ,now raining. But much needed not had any for 6 wks !! I been walking our doggies ,painting by number / Diamond painting. You tube . Our primary schools are to open again 11of may ( be very interesting how that all goes ) Other than that it wait until 20 may. To hear if they will relax our isolation rules a bit or not . Take care stay safe lookfoward to your next video 😊

The English countryside is lovely. I'm so sad that i had to cancel my trip to the UK this April :(

@welshpete12

3 жыл бұрын

When this awful business with coronavirus is over, please do come over . Visit the Cotswolds in the west of England . There are lots of little villages , with beautiful houses .And see some of our countryside it's lovely .

I'm here in Australia and no isolation for me as I still am working. But I do love watching you guys

Superb video and thischannel guiding me

Luv this video guys! Thanks for finding a way to share with us! I’m actually watching all of you guys videos. I start from the beginning and now I’m at about a year ago I think? Really enjoying having you guys to binge on and your travels to binge on. It was so weird I just recently watched where you were traveling with Endless Adventure and I definitely remembered when THEY were there, but for some reason I didn’t remember you guys and I didn’t jump over to you guys then? I jumped over to you guys after I saw you with The Way Away And I’m sorry I didn’t get to you sooner! I definitely didn’t get on here as soon as I should have! Sorry guys. What should I be looking forward to most in that space between Endless and Way Away?

@sandieM27

4 жыл бұрын

Have you checked out Flying the Nest?

What village were you in? I travel from the US to Somerset every year. My family came from Wookey and Wells. I love that part of the country...Thank you for sharing!

Wow thanks for showing farm I want to see more agricultural plz

Yes, the English countryside is interesting and quite lovely. The flowers were so pretty! I'd not heard of allotments before but it is a great idea for those who do not own property of their own. Just curious... after watching you both walking through the bushy paths... does the UK have poison ivy like we have here in the USA? I used to love exploring in the woods until I found out I was highly allergic to that evil plant. It seems to be just about everywhere here in Texas. Your woods are magical. For a moment I could almost imagine some little fairies popping up! We do have a few mean animals in our area but no badgers which do sound like a scary animal to me. I have always heard they can be very mean. How enjoyable to see the roe deer while you are out on your walk although I bet Alex would rather see more birds. The sheep are adorable. Have you been seeing lots of new babies since it is lambing season? Good ideas for those dealing with depression. I know some of us are struggling a bit at this time. Thanks for sharing. So glad that you have a nice space you can get out in while we are all waiting for this mean old virus to go away. And, I am glad Alex didn't lose his trousers. lol! Looking forward to the next installment.

Awe I was just missing you all. Hope you are well.

it is interesting to see how people r handling quarantine as it is like having a chronic illness but not as bad... i have been with a chronic illness for awhile now and everyone was freaked out by quarantine but i was like well know u know what my life is like.

Dock leaves make a good substitute hand sanitizer as they are antiseptic, just crush a couple in ones hands and rub it over them. Also double up as loo paper if caught short. Stay safe beans. 👸🧔💋💋

The world famous shi tree. They are every where in western countries. Be safe Beans

We have lots of skunks and racoons in Canada. Skunks are really annoying if you own a dog. Garbage night in summer is very risky to let the dog out. The poor dogs never learn. Your house can reek of it for a while too!

Hey guys.. greet both of you from Thailand.🙏🏻

Perhaps on one of your rambles you might talk about public footpaths. I believe you even have a day when many go out to re-establish the right of the people to walk on these? I also find the different types of gates/stiles to be interesting. It's all of those quirky things that I don't believe we have in the US that keep so many of us fascinating.

Also, you should do a Tipsy Beans video at Rodger Wilkin's Cider Farm:)

I love you Alex..from Philippines

£40 a year for that much space. That's a really good deal we have a lot of those in New England but they're not that inexpensive. I don't know the current exchange rate but I think it's about 1.45 so that's roughly 58 bucks US. I started my first Garden during the pandemic too

Stay safe

You two should come check out Cincinnati, Ohio!

Stinging nettle makes a healthy brew.

UM I am SO freaked out that you said what you said about alien abductions and having the memories replaced with owls because THATS ACTUALLY IS A PHENOMENON IN AMERICA 🥺

Ah there you are NoTravel Beans Look after yourselves guys be safe

I think the only "dangerous" animal we have is the adder. I know . Reptile. Gorgeous countryside. The best in the world of course

I have just noticed that the ‘famous pizza crunch restaurant’ was also the one for the Mars Bar in The Endless Adventure video - coincidence?

@TravelBeans

4 жыл бұрын

Oh really? haha it was a pretty central location so that's probably why

We have ground hogs, and foxes also use holes in the US

For visitors to the UK we do have one poisonous snake the Adder (fairly rare) and while Badgers may look cute they are defiantly not an animal to approach :) but hey we are not Australia you know where even the grass is out to get you :)

@TT-zd6nr

4 жыл бұрын

A friend joined as a volunteer at the Minsmere bird reserve in Suffolk. One of his jobs was to count adders. Apparently you operate in pairs. One person lifts the specially-placed correlated iron sheets during the heat of the day (where the adders seem to like to nest) and the other person (rapidly) counts!

of course once upon a time (just few hundred year back), wild boars, bears , wolves, elk roamed free....all gone now to make way for more and more hoomans (wild boars still somewhere though) Few thousand years back way more exotioc stuff roamed Britain, rhinos, lions and 100 thousand year elephants!

Beautiful nature, thanks guys! I've been pretty much doing the same thing as I live right next to the beach so we have loads of seabirds as well as some cool garden birds. Shell ducks are my current fave. Can't beat connecting with nature. I can only assume that the people who hung the poop bag in the tree like a Christmas bauble are not pure scruffy b!£$*^&s but it was just far too heavy to carry to the next bin! Shame on all who do that!

Make video about top 5 dishes / deserts in the world

how is Southall looks like ??

Great video, but doc leaves have no special healing powers over nettle stings. This idea is an old wives tale. What happens is that, as a child, you get stung, and it hurts, so lots of crying. So the adult says "Quick, go look for a doc leaf (which are not always close by) and rub it on the sting and you will be better". So, by the time a doc leaf has been found, (or any big leaf actually) and it is rubbed on the sting, enough time has passed for most of the pain to subside anyway. Job done.